Web Graphics Final Project


Pixeled Color

The background is an inspiration for an old movie poster I started off with a diamond gradient background and changed the colors
and added more points to the gradient. Then I added a filter to add fiber to the background. I then used the rectangle tool on top
and used the paper filter. Then I used the puppet tool to make the paper look folded and ripped. I also used the burn tool to add
texture to the paper. Then I used another rectangle tool and masked out half to make it look ripped and added another filter and
did the same thing with the puppet tool. Then I used the shape tool to create stars around the background to add detail. Then I added
the satin FX to give it more depth. For the words on the poster for fx I added drop shadow, stroke, and bevel and emboss. For winnie
I used the distort tool to make it slant.


Original

For this image I took out the bottom guy and edited the photo and change the hue and saturation so the guy has less color in him.
I also used the masking tool to grab him out of the photo as a whole. Then used the distort tool to make him look ghostly behind
the car. Finally I changed his opacity so that he looks like a ghost in the background. I also used the magic selection tool to
grab the car then I used the perspective tool to make it look wonky. Then I used a black and white adjustment layer and set it as
an overlay then made it a clipping mask to make the car look darker.


Original

The first thing I did for this photo was edit the levels to make them look darker then the wrest of the photo. I then enhanced the
contrast so the reds would stand out more then the original. Then I used the mask tool to get the man and women out of the original photo and used the drop shadow effect to make it look less flat.


Original

For this photo I really liked the look of the photo so I used the magic tool to grab him out of the photo. I then scaled him to be bigger
so that is looks like he is looming over the people.


Original

I first masked the women out of the photo and cut off half of her so that she would fit in. Then I masked her out again on my poster to make it look cohesive as if the page had been ripped. Then added a drop shadow so she would look less flat.


Original

For this photo I clipped out the clock and scaled it up on the movie poster. Then I moved the layers around so that the women was over the clock.